Imagine scrolling through a post where every image is just a blank box. That’s what screen reader users experience without alt text.

If you’ve ever taken notes for someone, juggled multiple tasks, or stood in front of a questionable projector at a PTA meeting, this one’s for you.

Everyone thinks they know how to spot AI writing, but they’re looking in the wrong place.

If your idea doesn’t make you slightly nauseous, is it even worth doing?

Have you ever heard someone say out loud, “Blue circle. Trees are good”? That’s what your emoji-filled content sounds like to someone using a screen reader.

Wearing burnout like a Boy Scout badge? Might wanna rethink that before your brain reboots mid-Zoom.

Some quotes don’t need dressing up. They walk in, drop the truth, and leave quietly through the side door.

In our current world, where most people think AI is writing everything, how do you prove your words are your own? 

You know who didn’t tear apart my writing, mock my journaling habit, or call me delusional for starting a business? Literally everyone I know.

One of the challenges for ChatGPT has been that it gives you the answer if you ask it a question.  Usually this is what people want.  In some cases, though, they want to learn a topic and are looking more for guidance than just the answers.